- Yanlord Land Group (SGX:Z25)'s 1H23 earnings in line, with contribution shortfall from JV and associate projects offset by better-than-expected booking margin.
- Revenue grew 31% y-o-y alongside a 160% increase in GFA delivered that was partly offset by a 49% drop in ASP mainly due to a change of product-mix during the period. This was in line with our expectations, locking in 36% of our full-year estimate.
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- All-in, Yanlord's 1H23 core profit fell 20% y-o-y, which formed 45% of our full-year estimate, in line with expectations.
Balance sheet held up well despite a tough liquidity environment; eyes on repayment plans for upcoming maturities.
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- Cash to short-term debt ratio largely held up at 1.1x (vs 1.2x as of Dec-22), while adjusted liabilities to asset ratio improved to 64.5%.
- Yanlord's short-term debt as % of total debt rose to 43% (vs 37% as of Dec-22) given the relatively sizable maturity falling due in the next 12 months.
Developments that aid its repayment capability would be share price catalysts.
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